Sentence examples for are likely complementary from inspiring English sources
Xenon interacts with many different receptors and ion channels and like many theoretically multi-modal inhalation anesthetics these interactions are likely complementary.
In particular, only 56% of the elements are shared by all three methods, suggesting that the three methods are likely complementary to each other, capturing different aspects of molecular evolution.
In real life, these two hypotheses are likely more complementary than mutually exclusive.
Google's investment arm is invested in Uber and the two new projects are likely to be complementary.
The grouping and coupling choices are likely to be complementary.
19, 20 This experience, and evidence from models, 21 suggests that in Haiti, combined WASH and OCV vaccination strategies are likely to be complementary and potentially synergistic.
Thus, GWA and GCTA are likely to have complementary roles in the future, particularly if larger samples can be ascertained (e.g., through multisite consortia) as the costs of genome sequencing fall (Plomin & Simpson, 2013).
Driven essentially by random genetic drift, subfunctionalization has been identified as a possible non-adaptive mechanism for the retention of duplicate genes in small-population species, where widespread deleterious mutations are likely to cause complementary loss of subfunctions across gene copies.
Ultimately, the results from both screens are likely to be largely complementary and have identified a range of novel candidate regulators of JAK/STAT pathway activity as a starting point for new research directions in the future.
"We see on average someone needs to visit 5 times before buying anything," says Rudelle. "We show them in the banner either exactly the product they were looking at or similar product they are likely to buy or complementary products".
We conclude that psychiatrists may need to be aware that patients with depressive or anxiety disorders are likely to seek out complementary treatments for a wide range of medical problems, and should inquire as to use of these in their patients.
